Today's poster session was great and I'm super glad for everyone who stopped by! If you weren't able to make it and still want to check out mine and Betsy's work, you can find the paper at:

.@michiganstateu Assistant Professor of Linguistics Betsy Sneller (@betsysneller) and graduate student Jack Rechsteiner were featured in @pridesource about their research exploring speech patterns with people who identity as nonbinary:

This is today! Come see the talented NSF-REU students that @betsysneller, @J_Rechsteiner, @scheunenherz and I have been mentoring this summer. Look for posters 202 to 205 in Arts and Humanities. Great analyses of pitch, discourse markers, quotatives, um/uh in @mi_diaries data.

“Have you ever used a word that someone older than you didn’t know?” ⁦@J_Rechsteiner⁩ setting up participants for an ⁦@mi_diaries⁩ activity at MSU Grandparents University today.

Hi! I'm doing a linguistic study at MSU that's looking to recruit more nonbinary English speakers (ages 18-35) as participants. The study is online and takes ~15 mins. Eligible participants who complete the study will be paid $5. Learn more or sign up at:

Looking for a summer course? Check out LIN/WS 225 Language and Gender! Online asynchronous, May 16-June 30, taught by @J_Rechsteiner. @MSULiLaC

Looking forward to this morning's #PLC46 sociolinguistics session! Check out @J_Rechsteiner and my talk at 10:00 - "The effects of topic and part of speech on nonbinary speakers' use of (ING)"

Furkioti and Rechsteiner’s research showcased how a sociolinguistic research study can be developed into a brand through defining brand statements, strategy, visual identity, and applications of these elements to social media and non-profit organizations. #neighborhoodposter

Anyways writing this tweet caused my Twitter app to crash so I'm definitely not going to read into that as some sort of terrible omen

Every month or two, I think I should use Twitter more and then I hyperfocus on it for 3+ hours before logging off for another month or two at which point the cycle starts all over again

Happy #NWAV49 week everyone! Come check out the videos in the "gender" session tomorrow, including my brilliant student @J_Rechsteiner's work on nonbinary speakers' use of /ing/ across conversation topics -- video here if you have trouble accessing it! https://t.co/Pw6XIaaIyC

The second talk of our current session is "Nonbinary speakers’ rates of (ING) stable across conversation topics" from Jack Rechsteiner (@J_Rechsteiner) and Betsy Sneller (@betsysneller)! #UKLVC13

Getting hyped for @uklvc13 next week! Reminder: registration is FREE for students! It looks like a great lineup, including my brilliant student @J_Rechsteiner's work "Nonbinary speakers's rates of (ING) stable across conversation topics"! https://t.co/RtYE74hBIx

It’s only 2 weeks to go until #UKLVC13! Have you registered yet? Just as a reminder: Standard Rate - £30 Students and Unwaged Rate - FREE! 🎟 Register here - https://t.co/ZOUz5rlUeI

The thing about studying gestures is that I notice them everywhere, even in podcasts. I've started collecting examples of people referring to their gestures in podcasts, if you notice any - send them my way!

I'm so staggeringly excited: Gilgamesh: Eternal #1 is now available to Follow on Kickstarter! Thanks to everyone who has shown me support and excitement for this project already. I would be so so grateful if you could just give us a follow, or even a retweet! (⬇️LINK⬇️)

Huge congrats to MSU sociolab's @J_Rechsteiner, who will be presenting their senior thesis work "Nonbinary speakers' use of (ING) across gender-related topics" this year at @nwav49!